List of Nostalgia Critic episodes
Nostalgia Critic is a web review series hosted by Doug Walker. The series began in July 2007 on YouTube, but after the website removed several episodes due to alleged copyright violations, the series was moved in April 2008 to Walker's own humor website, That Guy with the Glasses, where it has been hosted ever since. Most episodes center on movies and serials that Walker finds to be poorly written, badly acted, and typically panned by critics—particularly Siskel and Ebert, whom Doug openly acknowledges as his favorite critics. Not all of his reviews are negative, as he sometimes finds positive aspects and even praises some films and TV shows (sometimes their hamminess/bad production). The series also features several "Top 11 Countdown" segments, which Doug does as opposed to the traditional "Top 10" because he, in his own words, "Like(s) to go one step beyond", as well as a series of "Old vs. New" segments, where The Critic compares iconic films like Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, True Grit, Batman, King Kong, and Spider Man with their respective modern-day reboots/remakes and levies which he finds to be the better film.
Series overview
2008
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EpisodeNumber=1 |
Title=Transformers: The Movie |
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EpisodeNumber=2 |
Title=[...] Cartoon Special |
Aux2= 7:31 |
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EpisodeNumber=3 |
Title=Cloverfield Trailer |
Aux2=4:07 |
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EpisodeNumber=4 |
Title=Power Rangers: A Look Back |
Aux2=8:47 |
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EpisodeNumber=5 |
Title=Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Launch |
Aux2=8:17 |
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EpisodeNumber=6 |
Title=Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movies |
Aux2=11:01 |
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EpisodeNumber=7 |
Title=Top 11 Scariest Nostalgic Moments |
Aux2=9:09 |
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EpisodeNumber=8 |
Title=Super Mario Bros: The Movie |
Aux2=9:24 |
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EpisodeNumber=9 |
Title=Cloverfield |
Aux2=4:14 |
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EpisodeNumber=10 |
Title=Street Fighter The Movie |
Aux2=8:14 |
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EpisodeNumber=11 |
Title=Mortal Kombat: The Movie |
Aux2=7:33 |
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EpisodeNumber=12 |
Title=Space Jam |
Aux2=11:12 |
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EpisodeNumber=13 |
Title=Pokémon: The First Movie |
Aux2=12:46 |
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EpisodeNumber=14 |
Title=The Wizard |
Aux2=16:06 |
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EpisodeNumber=15 |
Title=Top 11 Naughtiest Moments in Animaniacs |
Aux2=2:33 |
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EpisodeNumber=16 |
Title=Batman & Robin |
Aux2=17:11 |
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EpisodeNumber=17 |
Title=Top 11 Catchiest Theme Songs |
Aux2=10:35 |
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EpisodeNumber=18 |
Title='90s Sports Montage |
Aux2=10:10 |
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EpisodeNumber=19 |
Title=Top 11 [...] PSAs |
Aux2=13:22 |
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EpisodeNumber=20 |
Title=Captain Planet |
Aux2=13:55 |
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EpisodeNumber=21 |
Title=Double Dare |
Aux2=8:27 |
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EpisodeNumber=22 |
Title=3 Ninjas |
Aux2=10:46 |
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EpisodeNumber=23 |
Title=Top 11 Hottest Animated Women |
Aux2=11:19 |
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EpisodeNumber=24 |
Title=He-Man and the Masters of the Universe |
Aux2=15:24 |
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EpisodeNumber=25 |
Title=Follow That Bird |
Aux2=5:59 |
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EpisodeNumber=26 |
Title=Saved by the Bell |
Aux2=18:46 |
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EpisodeNumber=27 |
Title=Tom and Jerry: The Movie |
Aux2=14:16 |
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EpisodeNumber=28 |
Title=Top 11 Saddest Moments |
Aux2=14:37 |
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EpisodeNumber=29 |
Title=Surf Ninjas |
Aux2=14:49 |
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EpisodeNumber=30 |
Title=Top 11 Nostalgic Animated Shows |
Aux2=14:44 |
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EpisodeNumber=31 |
Title=Kazaam |
Aux2=15:37 |
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EpisodeNumber=32 |
Title=Drew Struzan Tribute |
Aux2=5:51 |
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EpisodeNumber=33 |
Title=Halloween '08 Special: Teddy Ruxpin |
Aux2=8:16 |
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EpisodeNumber=34 |
Title=Double Dragon |
Aux2=15:35 |
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EpisodeNumber=35 |
Title=Top 11 Underrated Nostalgic Classics |
Aux2=16:32 |
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EpisodeNumber=36 |
Title=Howard the Duck |
Aux2=16:45 |
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EpisodeNumber=37 |
Title=Mortal Kombat: Annihilation |
Aux2=21:31 |
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EpisodeNumber=38 |
Title=Godzilla |
Aux2=21:55 |
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EpisodeNumber=39 |
Title=Top 11 Disney Villains |
Aux2=17:24 |
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EpisodeNumber=40 |
Title=Super Mario Brothers Super Show |
Aux2=15:36 |
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EpisodeNumber=41 |
Title=Top 12 Greatest Christmas Specials |
Aux2=20:47 |
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EpisodeNumber=42 |
Title=Jingle All the Way |
Aux2=20:38 |
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2009
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2010
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EpisodeNumber=95 |
Title=Commando |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=22:19 |
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EpisodeNumber=96 |
Title=Junior |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=18:51 |
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EpisodeNumber=97 |
Title=Conan the Barbarian |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=15:58 |
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EpisodeNumber=98 |
Title=Conan the Destroyer |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=13:48 |
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EpisodeNumber=99 |
Title=End of Days |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=20:19 |
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EpisodeNumber=100 |
Title=Battlefield Earth |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
AltTitle=The 100th Episode |
Aux2=25:59 |
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EpisodeNumber=101 |
Title=Bébé's Kids |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=19:57 |
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EpisodeNumber=102 |
Title=Lost in Space |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=23:07 |
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EpisodeNumber=103 |
Title=Top 11 Villain Songs |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=22:05 |
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EpisodeNumber=104 |
Title=Quest for Camelot |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=21:52 |
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EpisodeNumber=105 |
Title=Old Vs. New: The Nutty Professor Vs The Nutty Professor |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:20 |
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EpisodeNumber=106 |
Title=Bio-Dome |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=16:57 |
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EpisodeNumber=107 |
Title= The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=19:25 |
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EpisodeNumber=108 |
Title=Top 11 Most Awkward Christopher Walken Moments |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=22:46 |
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EpisodeNumber=109 |
Title=Flubber |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:26 |
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EpisodeNumber=110 |
Title=Home Alone 3 |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=14:52 |
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EpisodeNumber=111 |
Title=Old vs New: King Kong Vs. Peter Jackson's King Kong |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=18:42 |
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EpisodeNumber=112 |
Title=Drop Dead Fred |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=19:41 |
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EpisodeNumber=113 |
Title=The Care Bears Movie |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:41 |
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EpisodeNumber=114 |
Title=Jaws 3D |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=16:30 |
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EpisodeNumber=115 |
Title=Free Willy |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=14:42 |
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EpisodeNumber=116 |
Title=A Troll in Central Park |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=21:12 |
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EpisodeNumber=117 |
Title=Theodore Rex |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=19:32 |
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EpisodeNumber=118 |
Title=Top 11 Coolest Clichés |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:52 |
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EpisodeNumber=119 |
Title=Hook |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=26:41 |
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EpisodeNumber=120 |
Title=Independence Day |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=24:18 |
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EpisodeNumber=121 |
Title=The Room |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=28:07 |
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EpisodeNumber=122 |
Title=The Phantom |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:00 |
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EpisodeNumber=123 |
Title=Zeus and Roxanne |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=18:23 |
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EpisodeNumber=124 |
Title=Animaniacs Tribute |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=61:35 |
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EpisodeNumber=125 |
Title=The Flintstones Movie |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:55 |
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EpisodeNumber=126 |
Title=Mr. Nanny |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=14:51 |
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EpisodeNumber=127 |
Title=Rocky IV |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=19:29 |
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EpisodeNumber=128 |
Title=Chairman of the Board |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=13:22 |
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EpisodeNumber=129 |
Title=Next Top 11 Nostalgia Critic [...]-Ups |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=16:43 |
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EpisodeNumber=130 |
Title=Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=19:12 |
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EpisodeNumber=131 |
Title=The Pebble and the Penguin |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:45 |
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EpisodeNumber=132 |
Title=Ernest Scared Stupid |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=22:51 |
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EpisodeNumber=133 |
Title=Top 11 Scariest Performances |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=23:11 |
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EpisodeNumber=134 |
Title=Stephen King's It |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=31:48 |
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EpisodeNumber=135 |
Title=Leprechaun |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker, Rob Walker & Brad Jones |
Aux1=Doug Walker & Brad Jones |
Aux2=20:07 |
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EpisodeNumber=136 |
Title=My Pet Monster |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:42 |
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EpisodeNumber=137 |
Title=Nostalgic Commercials! |
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WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=21:47 |
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EpisodeNumber=138 |
Title=Old Vs. New - The Ten Commandments Vs. The Prince of Egypt |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=21:23 |
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EpisodeNumber=139 |
Title=The Thief and the Cobbler |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=21:02 |
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EpisodeNumber=140 |
Title=Waterworld |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=22:33 |
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EpisodeNumber=141 |
Title=Little Monsters |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=20:29 |
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EpisodeNumber=142 |
Title=Rover Dangerfield |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=20:28 |
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EpisodeNumber=143 |
AltTitle= A Nostalgia Critic Christmas |
Title= You're A Dirty Rotten [...]: |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=17:52 |
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EpisodeNumber=144 |
Title=Raiders of the Story Arc - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles |
WrittenBy=Doug Walker & Rob Walker |
Aux1=Doug Walker |
Aux2=26:44 |
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2011
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2012
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2013
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2014
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Other productions
Nostalgia Critic Specials
Nostalgia Critic Specials are official episodes of the series that are not reviews.
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EpisodeNumber = 1 |
Title = Angry Video Game Nerd, Beware |
Aux2 = 2:16 |
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ShortSummary = Fueled by comments left on the Critic's YouTube videos about how similar his videos are to those of fellow satirical reviewer, The Angry Video Game Nerd, the Critic throws a verbal punch. |
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EpisodeNumber = 2 |
Title = AVGN and Nostalgia Critic Feud Continues |
Aux2 = 4:47 |
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ShortSummary = After the Nerd responds to the first rant in a friendly and complimentary manner, the Critic attempts to see if there is a hidden meaning in his reply. After discovering the true, crude meaning of the reply, the Critic vows vengeance once again upon the Nerd. |
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EpisodeNumber = 3 |
Title = AVGN Wizard Rant |
Aux2 = 2:52 |
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ShortSummary = The Critic attacks the Nerd's review of the film The Wizard (1989) after he posted his intention on doing a review of it himself, going on to call the Nerd an overly long string of curses before moving his review of the film up a week. |
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EpisodeNumber=4 |
Title=AVGN Response...Response |
Aux2=2:39 |
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ShortSummary=After the Nerd insults him in a video, the Critic challenges the Nerd to review a horrible film. |
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EpisodeNumber=5 |
Title=The Battle of Epic Proportions |
Aux2=4:26 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic confronts the Nerd at a live appearance and they, along with Captain S, have a mock fight. The Critic agrees to review a horrible game if the Nerd would do a review of a horrible movie (ultimately decided as Ricky 1). |
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EpisodeNumber=6 |
Title=Video Game Review |
Aux2=12:27 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic reviews Bébé's Kids (SNES) dressed as the Nerd. He over-analyzes meaningless text and becomes infuriated with the game's repetitive nature. The game's unforgiving difficulty causes him to destroy the cartridge at the end of the review. Kyle Justin cameos and performs a version of the AVGN theme song tailored for the Critic. |
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EpisodeNumber=7 |
Title=The Search for the Nostalgia Chick |
Aux2=2:30 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic announces a contest for a woman to review female-targeted shows and movies for him as "The Nostalgia Chick". |
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EpisodeNumber=8 |
Title=Nostalgia Chick Winner! |
Aux2=2:13 |
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ShortSummary=Lindsay Ellis wins the contest to become the Nostalgia Chick. Runners-up Krissy Diggs and Kaylyn Dicksion are also added to the site as "That Chick With The Goggles" and "MarzGurl" respectively. |
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EpisodeNumber=9 |
Title=NC Vs AVGN Showdown |
Aux2=4:26 |
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ShortSummary=The Nerd hijacks the Critic's signal; he wishes to end their feud, but they quickly come to verbal blows. The Critic then runs off to fight the Nerd. |
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EpisodeNumber=10 |
Title=AVGN Vs. NC Final Battle |
Aux2=7:18 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic fights the Nerd in the Nerd's room. Many scenes are parodies of movies and games, including The Matrix, Street Fighter and Star Wars. The Nerd finally wins with help from Super Mecha Death Christ 2000 B.C. v4.0. Beta. |
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EpisodeNumber=11 |
Title=Off to Beat the Nerd |
Aux2=10:50 |
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ShortSummary=A movie documenting the Critic's roadtrip from Chicago to Philadelphia to take on the Nerd. The episode was originally only available to premium members but was made generally available as a sample of the benefits of premium membership. |
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EpisodeNumber=12 |
Title=NC Vs. AVGN Retrospect |
Aux2=7:09 |
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ShortSummary=A compilation of clips from videos and fanart relating to the conflict between the Nerd and Critic. |
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EpisodeNumber=13 |
Title=The Making of the Final Battle |
Aux2=8:24 |
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ShortSummary=The making of the NC Vs. AVGN Battle. |
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EpisodeNumber=14 |
Title=The NeverEnding Story |
Aux2=3:21 |
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ShortSummary=An April Fool's Day episode. Chester A. Bum reviews The NeverEnding Story (1984). While calling the movie good, he criticizes the fact that the movie's run time is 92 minutes, even though it is called the NeverEnding story. |
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EpisodeNumber=16 |
Title=Critic and Nerd: TMNT Making of Coming Out of Their Shells |
AltTitle=Doug and James Joint Review |
Aux2=18:14 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic and Nerd review Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Making of the Coming Out of Their Shells Tour (1990). They agree that this documentary about a TMNT rock band is even worse than Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III, criticizing the horrible puppetry, the fact that everyone in the film treats the turtles like they are a real band, the dreadful music, dialogue and ending. |
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EpisodeNumber=17 |
Title=Holiday Clusterfuck |
Aux2=5:07 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic explains in song why so many people are frustrated with Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. |
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EpisodeNumber=18 |
Title=Turtles Forever Review |
Aux2=4:12 |
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ShortSummary=As himself, Doug Walker gives his opinion on Turtles Forever (2009). He opens by saying he watched it because fans requested it for the 100th Nostalgia Critic Episode, and declares he considers it a good special despite not being familiar with the newer TMNT series. |
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EpisodeNumber=19 |
Title=The Tommy Wiseau Show |
Aux2=6:03 |
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ShortSummary=In response to the previous week's review of The Room being taken down for copyright infringement, Walker impersonates Wiseau and portrays him as overly eccentric, and criticizes Wiseau's colleague, John, the webmaster from The Room's website. The Critic portrays John the webmaster as a hysterical, money-grubbing stickler for keeping Wiseau's image intact, even from himself. |
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EpisodeNumber=20 |
Title=Top 11 Reasons He Won't Review Digimon |
Aux2=00:32 |
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ShortSummary=This video was a message to the viewers about the Stop Online Piracy Act and its effect on the internet, posted under a false name to attract attention. |
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EpisodeNumber=21 |
Title=The Review Must Go On |
Aux2=32:54 |
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ShortSummary=Doug Walker debates whether or not to do Nostalgia Critic episodes again after being haunted by memories of the NC. After seeing The Odd Life of Timothy Green, he wonders if he should return. |
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EpisodeNumber=22 |
Title=What Are Esults? |
Aux2=01:58 |
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ShortSummary=The Nostalgia Critic and friends get together to create a bunch of short videos to mock internet trolls in their LeagueOfSuperCritics screen-name on Youtube. |
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Direct-to-DVD Reviews
Every Best of ThatGuyWithTheGlasses DVD special include an exclusive review made for the release. After the end of To Boldly Flee, these episodes were released on TGWTG.com.
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Film |
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Volume One |
Turkish Rambo |
The Critic reviews Rampage (1986). He criticizes the excessive driving scenes, poor quality of the film, bad lip-syncing, and the actors habit of staring into the camera. In the end, he admits that while the film is "pure crap", it is enjoyable. |
Volume Two |
Reefer Madness |
The Critic reviews Reefer Madness (1936). While he agrees that drugs are not a good thing or something to be promoted, he heavily criticizes the film for grossly over-exaggerating the effects of [...] and making it seem like the worst thing in the world, even compared to alcohol, which is legal, and narcotics like [...]. He also criticizes the characters for being very bland to the point that he accuses them of actually being puppets, and far too innocent for their age group. He does recommend the film nonetheless, as it is "a lot of fun" for its ridiculousness. In the end, Chester A. Bum shows up to announce to the Critic that the film has inspired him to quit smoking [...]; however, this proves to be a double-headed snake, as Chester decides to rely on "good old fashion crack" instead. Channel Awesome Tag: Kenneth Craig as Bill Harper: "Gosh, hot chocolate!" |
The Blues Brothers: Jukebox Adventure |
The Critic reviews the video game The Blues Brothers: Jukebox Adventure. He ultimately criticizes the slippery controls, little relation to the film, slippery surfaces, and a flying snake that is near impossible to control. In the end, he throws the game outside and shoots at it. Chester A. Bum finds the game and plays it before throwing the game away also, only for the game to again be found by someone else, Dominic from Video Game Confessions. |
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Volume Three |
Doomsday Machine |
The Critic reviews Doomsday Machine (1972). He mainly criticizes its overuse of stock footage, racism and sexism towards women. Special criticism is reserved for the ending, which consists majorly of one shot of two men trying to fix a computer, a shot that lasts for approximately eight minutes. In the end, while he admits the film is very bad, it is laughably bad and enjoyable. Channel Awesome Tag: Bobby Van as Danny: "Don't you miss being a woman?" |
The Making of a Nostalgia Critic Review |
Doug Walker documents what goes into making a Nostalgia Critic episode, using Doomsday Machine as the prime target. |
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Nostalgia Critic: Reloaded |
Kickassia, Suburban Knights and To Boldly Flee |
The Critic, still in the Plothole (following the events of To Boldly Flee) and not recognizing himself, reviews the three That Guy with the Glasses anniversary films. |
Volume Four |
Paranoia |
The Critic, sick of reviewing old, lesser known films for the DVDs, reviews Brad Jones' Paranoia (2011). While he criticizes some plotholes, a sometimes confusing story, Jones' character's constant use of the word, "What", and unnecessary scenes, he admits the film does well in creating the mood it is going for. |
Nostalgia Critic Editorial
Beginning in 2013, Nostalgia Critic Editorials are short episodes that analyze a topic that may span multiple films or other works. They usually air during the weeks between reviews.
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EpisodeNumber=1 |
Title=Is Twilight the WORST Thing Ever? |
Aux2=9:33 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic debates whether or not the Twilight series is truly the "Worst Thing Ever". |
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EpisodeNumber=2 |
Title=Does Romeo and Juliet Suck? |
Aux2=6:48 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic concludes the Month of Love by discussing whether William Shakespeare's famous play Romeo and Juliet is really the great love story it is often said to be. |
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EpisodeNumber=3 |
Title=What the [...] Was Up with Where the Wild Things Are? |
Aux2=7:17 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic attempts to explain the unusual symbolism in the film Where the Wild Things Are. |
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EpisodeNumber=4 |
Title=What's With the Princess Hate? |
Aux2=11:42 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic wonders why princesses, particularly those created by Disney, have become so disparaged in popular culture. |
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EpisodeNumber=5 |
Title=A Farewell to Roger Ebert |
Aux2=11:28 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic pays tribute to the passing of famous film critic Roger Ebert. |
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EpisodeNumber=6 |
Title=The Looney Tunes Show: Good or Bad? |
Aux2=11:56 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic takes a look at Cartoon Network's The Looney Tunes Show, and debates whether it is deserving of the negativity surrounding it. |
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EpisodeNumber=7 |
Title=Did Seinfeld Lie to Us? |
Aux2=9:01 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=In comparison with the recent television series Louie, the Critic debates whether Seinfeld was really "a show about nothing". |
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EpisodeNumber=8 |
Title=Is Parody Dead? |
Aux2=12:38 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic debates whether the parody films genre of cinema is a thing of the past. |
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EpisodeNumber=9 |
Title=Why Is Loki So Hot? |
Aux2=8:08 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic tries to figure out the reason why female fans of the film The Avengers find the villain Loki attractive. |
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EpisodeNumber=10 |
Title=Are Video Games Art? |
Aux2=11:55 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic discusses the long-running debate about whether or not video games can be considered as an art form. |
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EpisodeNumber=11 |
Title=What Does The Secret of NIMH Mean? |
Aux2=10:08 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic explains the themes executed in Don Bluth's The Secret of NIMH. |
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EpisodeNumber=12 |
Title=Are Superheroes Whiny Little Bitches? |
Aux2=10:40 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses whether superhero films have begun to place too much emphasis on their main characters' emotional baggage. He also states that he will review Man of Steel once it comes out on DVD. |
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EpisodeNumber=13 |
Title=Is It Right to Nitpick? |
Aux2=6:45 |
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ShortSummary=The Critic discusses the legitimacy of nitpicking every little flaw in a film. |
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EpisodeNumber=14 |
Title=Was Batman Season 4 Hit or Miss? |
Aux2=13:45 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses the fourth season of Batman: The Animated Series, The New Batman Adventures, and whether or not it was good. Features the announcement video for the IndieGogo campaign after the editorial. |
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EpisodeNumber=15 |
Title=Why Is Tom and Jerry GENIUS? |
Aux2=13:48 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses what makes the slapstick-based humor of Tom and Jerry so effective. Features an update V-log for the IndieGogo campaign after the editorial. |
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EpisodeNumber=16 |
Title=Top 11 Adult Jokes We Never Got as Kids |
Aux2=7:18 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic, still preparing his review of The Last Airbender, skips an editorial to do a countdown of his top 11 adult jokes in movies and TV shows meant for a younger audience. |
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EpisodeNumber=17 |
Title=WTF is with the ending of The Graduate? |
Aux2=8:59 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses the controversial ending to The Graduate and what it means. |
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EpisodeNumber=18 |
Title=Is The Big Lebowski a Masterpiece? |
Aux2=10:51 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic debates whether or not The Big Lebowski is really the masterpiece it is now considered to be. |
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EpisodeNumber=19 |
Title=Why Do We Love Zombies? |
Aux2=9:54 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=As part of Nostalgia-Ween, and in response to The Walking Dead returning to TV, the Critic discusses why people love zombies now more than ever. |
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EpisodeNumber=20 |
Title=Should We Scare the [...] Out of Our Kids? |
Aux2=9:32 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=Continuing Nostalgia-Ween, the Critic asks whether or not children's movies should contain so many scary elements in them. |
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EpisodeNumber=21 |
Title=Why Super Mario Comics Don't Suck |
Aux2=10:03 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses why he thinks that the Super Mario Adventures comic is the best adaptation of the original video games. |
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EpisodeNumber=22 |
Title=Have We Gone Too Deep Into CGI? |
Aux2=10:37 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic debates on whether computer generated imagery is overly-used in film. |
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EpisodeNumber=23 |
Title=Top 12 Santa Clauses |
Aux2=27:38 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic counts down what he considers to be the top 12 best portrayals of Santa Claus in film and television. 12. Mickey Rooney in Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town |
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EpisodeNumber=24 |
Title=Why Lie to Kids About Santa? |
Aux2=6:05 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses why parents lie to their children about the existence of Santa Claus. |
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EpisodeNumber=25 |
Title=Why is Arthur Christmas a Masterpiece? |
Aux2=6:40 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses why he sees Aardman and Sony Pictures Animation's Arthur Christmas to be a masterpiece. At the end, he reveals that January will be "Nicolas Cage Month". |
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EpisodeNumber=26 |
Title=When Is Something So Bad It's Good? |
Aux2=6:56 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses the differences between bad films and films that fall under the category "so bad it's good". |
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EpisodeNumber=27 |
Title=Top 11 Strangest (Yet Best) Couples |
Aux2=26:10 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic celebrates Valentine's Day by counting down the top 11 strangest, yet greatest romantic couples in film and television. |
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EpisodeNumber=28 |
Title= When Is a Movie Just a Movie? |
Aux2=9:10 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses why people become so invested in fictional media, and whether they really should. |
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EpisodeNumber=29 |
Title= Are You Sick of Let It Go? |
Aux2=3:53 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic discusses the popularity of the song 'Let It Go' from the animated movie Frozen, while singing to the song's tune throughout the video. |
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EpisodeNumber=30 |
Title=Top 11 Moments You Never Noticed in Ghostbusters |
Aux2=11:01 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=In light of the passing of Harold Ramis, the Critic counts down the top 11 moments in Ghostbusters that were in plain sight all along, yet were never noticed by the audience. |
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EpisodeNumber=31 |
Title=What You Never Knew about Batman |
Aux2=7:20 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic debuts a new segment called What You Never Knew About (WYNKA) in light of the response to his Top 11 list about Ghostbusters. He covers sixteen overlooked details about Batman. |
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EpisodeNumber=32 |
Title=Top 11 Good Things from the Star Wars Prequels |
Aux2=22:19 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic lists the top 11 good things in the Star Wars prequel trilogy. |
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EpisodeNumber=33 |
Title=What You Never Knew about Roger Rabbit |
Aux2=8:49 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic covers fifteen overlooked aspects about Who Framed Roger Rabbit in his second installment of What You Never Knew About. Coincidentally, the actor who played Eddie Valiant, Bob Hoskins, died on the same day at age 71. |
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EpisodeNumber=34 |
Title=Why Do We Love Stupid? |
Aux2=11:00 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic questions why society is so in love with silly humor. |
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EpisodeNumber=35 |
Title=Is Juno Any [...] Good |
Aux2=7:55 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic questions whether the film Juno is as good as people say it is. |
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EpisodeNumber=36 |
Title=What You Never Knew about Gremlins |
Aux2=9:16 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=The Critic covers eighteen overlooked aspects about Gremlins and Gremlins 2: The New Batch in his third installment of What You Never Knew About. |
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EpisodeNumber = 37 |
Title = Doug's Top 10 Hottest Women |
Aux2 = 41:54 |
OriginalAirDate = |
ShortSummary = Doug lists his top 10 hottest female characters in television shows and movies. He also states the reason why there is no editorial is because he is on vacation. 10. Karen Allen as Marion Ravenwood in Raiders of the Lost Ark |
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EpisodeNumber = 38 |
Title = Is Tree of Life Full of [...]? |
Aux2 = 10:57 |
OriginalAirDate = |
ShortSummary = The Critic discusses The Tree of Life and how well it works without a conventional three-act structure. |
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EpisodeNumber = 39 |
Title = What You Never Knew about Hot Fuzz |
Aux2 = 9:58 |
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ShortSummary = The Critic lists fourteen overlooked aspects of his all-time favorite comedy, Hot Fuzz, in his fourth installment of What You Never Knew About. |
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EpisodeNumber = 40 |
Title = Top 11 Best Film Trailers |
Aux2 = 27:49 |
OriginalAirDate = |
ShortSummary = The Critic lists eleven movie trailers that he thinks are the best at making the audience want to see the movie through its advertising. He acknowledges that WatchMojo.com already did their top ten film trailers and that Alien is the only film to be on both their lists. 11. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End |
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EpisodeNumber = 41 |
Title = What You Never Knew about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles |
Aux2 = 9:33 |
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ShortSummary = The Critic lists fifteen overlooked aspects of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, in his fifth installment of What You Never Knew. |
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EpisodeNumber = 42 |
Title = Does American Beauty Still Hold Up? |
Aux2 = 9:31 |
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ShortSummary = The Critic discusses American Beauty and what makes it hold up after more than a decade later. He also mentions that he will be reviewing Men, Women & Children someday. |
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EpisodeNumber = 43 |
Title = Top 11 Worst Episodes (by Default) of Avatar the Last Airbender |
Aux2 = 24:35 |
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ShortSummary = The Critic counts down what he considers to be the 11 worst (weakest) episodes of his favorite show: Avatar The Last Airbender. 11. The Boiling Rock, Part 1 (he feels the two parter should have been one part, with the first failed escape attempt removed) Note: The episode ends on a cliffhanger (parodying the Legend of Korra episode "Turning the Tides") which announces that the next episode will cover his top 11 favorite episodes, with a special appearance by Dante Basco, the voice actor for Prince Zuko. |
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EpisodeNumber = 44 |
Title = Is Eyes Wide Shut Just Artsy? |
Aux2 = 9:52 |
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ShortSummary = The Critic discusses Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut and how it can be seen as an analysis of human relationships. |
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EpisodeNumber = 45 |
Title = Top 11 New Halloween Classics |
Aux2 = 26:11 |
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ShortSummary = The Critic counts down what he considers to be the 11 newest Halloween movie classics. 11. The Saw Movies Note: The episode ends on a cliffhanger which the Critic says that the #1 movie is so awesome that it deserves its own review in the next episode. In the review, the film is revealed to be Monster Squad. |
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EpisodeNumber = 46 |
Title = Is Sleepy Hollow Secretly Brilliant? |
Aux2 = 9:46 |
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ShortSummary = The Critic debates on if Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow was purposely made the way it was as a homage to classic horror films. |
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Doug’s Countdown Specials
Doug occasionally posts videos where he comments on The Nostalgia Critic out-of-character, discussing which movies he’ll never review, which episodes are his favorites, and which of the films he’s reviewed are the worst.
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Title = Doug's Top 10 WORST Clichés |
EpisodeNumber = 1 |
Aux2 = 22:15 |
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ShortSummary = Doug lists the top ten movie clichés he feels ruin what would otherwise be perfectly good movies. 10. Calling Women 'Girls' |
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Title = Top 11 Nostalgia Critics I Will Never Do |
EpisodeNumber = 2 |
Aux2 = 21:09 |
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ShortSummary = Doug lists the top eleven movies and TV shows he won't review as the Nostalgia Critic. 11. Watership Down (1978) |
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Title=The Top 11 Best Nostalgia Critic Episodes |
EpisodeNumber=3 |
Aux2=31:21 |
OriginalAirDate= |
ShortSummary=Doug goes through his personal favorite episodes of the Nostalgia Critic. 11. Patch Adams (1998) 1. Moulin Rouge! (2001) Runners up include Thomas and the Magic Railroad, You're a Dirty Rotten [...], The Grinch, It, Scooby-Doo, The Wizard, The Room and Batman & Robin. |
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Title=The WORST Movies Nostalgia Critic's Reviewed |
EpisodeNumber=4 |
Aux2=52:13 |
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ShortSummary=Doug lists the movies that he hated to watch for the Nostalgia Critic. In other words, movies he honestly hates. 11. Patch Adams (1998) |
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Title=The Top 11 Favorite Jokes |
EpisodeNumber=5 |
Aux2=35:46 |
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ShortSummary=Doug lists his top 11 favorite jokes/moments of the Nostalgia Critic series. 11. Lola Bunny's figure ("Bunny Boobies") (from the Space Jam (1996) review) |
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Title = The Top 15 Comedic Influences |
EpisodeNumber = 6 |
Aux2 = 50:50 |
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ShortSummary = Doug lists his top 15 people and creations that influenced his style of humor and the character of the Nostalgia Critic. 15. Robin Williams |
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Cancelled or postponed episodes
- The "Nickelodeon Month" in January 2009 was supposed to end with an episode on Nickelodeon game shows, but as the Critic states on the SNICK episode, he could not find quality footage from programs other than the already reviewed Double Dare. The episode was replaced by Good Burger.
- The Critic originally meant to end January 2010's "Schwarzenegger Month" with a review of The 6th Day. However, for reasons unknown, he changed it to End of Days. He would eventually review The 6th Day with That Sci-Fi Guy on his show.
- A review of Newsies was replaced with Rocky IV since the Nostalgia Chick expressed interest in reviewing it.
- An Old vs. New of The Prince of Egypt vs. The Ten Commandments was planned, but postponed and replaced with The Top 11 Scariest Performances, since Doug decided to spend the entire month of October reviewing horror movies. The Old vs. New aired the following month on November 16.
- An Old vs. New of War of the Worlds was planned, but as the Critic explains in "Next Top 11 Nostalgia Critic [...]-ups", he found both the 1953 film and the 2005 film underwhelming while re-watching them, and pulled the plug on the episode.
- A review of Drop Zone was replaced by Ernest Scared Stupid because the Critic decided to spend the whole month of October 2010 reviewing horror films.
- Doug has stated in his "Top 10 Movies That I Hate But Everybody Else Loves" that he intended to do a review of Matilda (1996), but had cancelled it due to angered feedback from audiences. He did, however, express his criticism in this video. It is unknown if he ever actually made the episode. In October 2012, the Nostalgia Chick (Lindsay Ellis) would do her own review of Matilda with Mara Wilson herself (and the Critic making a brief cameo).
- Doug was originally going to review Small Soldiers (1998) for his final regular Nostalgia Critic review on August 14, 2012. While he noted it was bad, he did not feel that the film gave him enough material for a review, and switched it to Scooby-Doo (2002) instead. However, on August 12, 2014, he eventually followed through with his review of the film.
- The Critic intended to review Armageddon but did not due to the Nostalgia Chick having already reviewed it.
Other appearances
- Walker appeared in character as the Nostalgia Critic, alongside LittleKuriboh, as Yugi Mutou from Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series in a promo for Kami-Con 4.
- the character has a brief cameo in the Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie.